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“Oh my God, can you imagine a world with me at the helm of the ATF? That agency would never walk right again.”

A quiet DeSoto cul-de-sac turned chaotic Friday night in Dallas when a woman shot an armed intruder who had followed her home from a nearby Taco Bell.

From a chilly spot in Central Washington, Kirk announced that Senator John Thune from South Dakota has been elected as the new Senate Majority Leader, a development he described as a “huge, huge win for the Second Amendment.”

As President-elect Trump prepares to take office, a major question looms for those who support the 2A: Should he disband the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention?

Tampa Bay Times identified the intruder as 46-year-old Tony Sei. Sei entered the Hillsborough County home around midnight in an armed intrusion. 

This controversial law had imposed a sweeping ban on numerous semi-automatic rifles, standard capacity magazines, and bump stocks, and added new registration requirements for gun owners.

“It’s almost a mile per second at the muzzle,” Matt observed, pointing out the extreme velocity.

“Anything besides shooting and killing somebody, you know? That’s what I wish they had done,” she stated. “I mean, nobody wants to get that call saying that their father is gone,” she said.

With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, the firearms industry may once again be looking at a “Trump Slump”—a dip in gun sales linked to decreased urgency among gun owners to buy firearms.